If your IT shop isn’t using earned value management, you may want to start thinking about it. EVM, which has its roots in the U.S. Department of Defense, is moving into private industry. More ...

The construction sector increasingly relies on sophisticated project management techniques to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget. Earned Value Analysis (EVA), a critical component ...

Rich Wilkinson, director of solutions engineering for Unanet and a GovCon Expert, has published his latest article as a member of Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Expert program on Wednesday to present an ...

Earned value management (EVM), which involves the comparison of planned budgets with actual cost and work performed, has been a core project-management technique for over half a century. Combining ...

When an executive from a government contracting firm reaches out to me, seeking ideas about how they can distinguish themselves from the crowd to win more project business, oftentimes I’ll point them ...

The EVMS is the Department of Defense's process for assessing program performance. It is a project management technique that combines measurements of scope, schedule and costs to determine program ...

On Demand Join InEight and MasTec for an in-depth exploration of Earned Value Management (EVM) best practices. This webinar will highlight the critical importance of accurate unit rates and detailed ...

The earned value method is a means for evaluating the progress of a budgeted project. Originally used to evaluate U.S. federal projects, such as building railways and military contracts, it can be ...

Earned Value Management (EVM) enables reporting progress for the purpose of evaluating performance against initial approved baselines Dubai, July 17, 2006 - Collaboration Management and Control ...

08 December 2006 Six months into a one-year major project, and half the budget has already been spent? What does that indicate? It can mean anything, actually. Without a "cost baseline" that ...